Plan on driving on a Pennsylvania highway next year? You’ll be paying more. Here’s how much.
If you plan on driving on a Pennsylvania highway next year, you'll be paying more in tolls -- the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced a 5% toll hike.
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Aug 4, 2022, 9:54 AM
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8h agoIf you plan on driving on a Pennsylvania highway
next year, you'll be paying more in tolls -- the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced a 5% toll
hike.
E-ZPass tolls will increase
by 10 cents to a $1.80, and Toll By Plate drivers will have to pay 30 cents
more.
The hike goes into effect Jan. 8, 2023.
For more
information, click HERE.
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